A quick and unconsidered take on foundationalism

According to OxfordDictionaries.com on April 25, 2011, there exists in the English language…
Total Words:	171,476
Nouns:	85738
Adjectives:	42869
Suppose the Sentence "'noun' is 'adjective'"
Then for each noun, there are 42869 possible sentences
Given this, there are 85,738 x 42,869 possible sentences of this form, giving some
leeway for creative embellishments, and the fact that we aren't counting verbs
or modifiers or articles etc etc.
This amounts to…
3675502322
or…
3.676E+09
About 3.6 billion sentences of this form
Now compare the number of sentences which we use to describe the world
This, I believe, gives a strong reason to believe that ….
	1) Our perceptions are similar
	2) Our world is structured by us
Which implies, in a metaphorical sense, that empiricists and rationalists are both wrong.
THE END!	lulz